South Carolina panel hears bill to expand absentee voting, allow same-day voting

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A South Carolina House subcommittee considered legislation Thursday to expand absentee voting.

House Bill 3822, filed Rep. Gilda Cobb-Hunter, D-Orangeburg, the South Carolina Legislature’s longest-serving legislator, would expand voting through a 30-day no-excuse-needed period for absentee ballots, eliminate the requirement that mail-in ballots be certified by witnesses and allow for same-day voter registration.

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